Will this umbrella rotate/pivot around the pole?
28041
The umbrella will not rotate - in a way probably good since the umbrella is rather big and any wind would move it around.... Used some garden stones to keep the base in place. We just love this umbrella and it gives plenty of sun protection ! Easy to install and handle !
28042
This umbrella will rotate around the pole. That's I have a rod of 3/4 inch electric condut driven into the ground with one of the umbrella rods fastened to it. This keeps the umbrella from rotateing.
28043
The umbrella will not rotate - in a way probably good since the umbrella is rather big and any wind would move it around....Used some garden stones to keep the base in place.We just love this umbrella and it gives plenty of sun protection !Easy to install and handle !
1848040
It only pivots a certain amount. You can put it in landscape, but it will not rotate more than that.
1574003
My cart is in storage so I don't have access to the umbrella holder but if memory serves me correct the turn is more than 180 degrees but the problem is how the holder attaches. I don't think it swivels from the point of connection so if you attach to a vertical pole, the umbrella will still be 90 degrees in relation to the y axis (hope this makes sense). Again this is from memory since I don't have access to the holder.
1654124
Yes. You screw down the base and the pole pivots to where you need it, and then tighten nut to lock down.
809288
Not really, you can adjust how it is by adjusting the arm and the umbrella will move but it is free motion when it is out like this and you cannot lock it to a certain tilt
1069051
The pole has an option to spin and be stationary. The spin option can be adjusted through the piece near the base.
1310640
We get quite a bit of wind during severe rain storms and I never had a problem with the umbrella rotating or falling over. My stand did not come with a pole but I have an umbrella with a pole that is 6 inches in diameter in the stand. I love this stand and hope that you will too.
1264577
Should be able to...it rotates right to left so there is a little bit of flexibility
1996273
There are two set screws which lock the umbrella into place and keep it from spinning. The tighter the screws, the less chance the umbrella has to spin. This umbrella "holder" is so secure, that I believe the deck spindle or umbrella pole will break well before the "holder" does on a windy day.
231973
yes you can rotate it away, and a 6 ft tall person stands under it easily. BUT: don't buy it. I had mine for less that a month and it crumpled....a very light wind caused the metal stand bars to bend, and the attachment point between the umbrella and the overhead bar cracked off ( very cheap plastic.) Went right to the trash. Save your money.
1943975
It should Krysta. As long as there is something for the clamp to hold on to. It's a very versatile umbrella.
1621042
Yes. You may need to purchase a hole-saw for the size of your umbrella pole. They often come as a set of bits that work with a standard drill - but they're not expensive. First - make sure that there are no brackets in the path of the hole. You can make the hole a little off center if necessary.
101278
I believe not, it doesn't fold up. Meaning with pole, the umbrella itself may. Measurements should beincluded in order stat. OH...cover will!
1577833
Yes it rotates. You lift it up to rotate the horizontal bar to several set positions around the main pole.
2256859
It won't clamp securely to a round pole. It's best to clamp it to a shelf. It supports the weight of the shade just fine. But beware of the threads on the shade. They aren't very secure.
1996276
Yes, the mount holds the umbrella in place and is not affected by the wind. The clamps are very strong for both anchoring to the post on the deck and to the umbrella pole. The mount is a very heavy metal and is extremely well made.
360795
There are some tightening screws that reduce the amount of spinning but if it is windy the umbrella will still rotate a few degrees. Nothing excessive though. I would estimate that it can turn up to 45 degrees if the wind catches it but not enough to really alter the position of the shade it provides. Expect it to move some, as the umbrella itself is only connected to the support at one pivot point so even when not spinning the umbrella can blow in the wind. Could be a danger if you have it position low enough. Best bet is to reduce the mount of wind drag if its moderately windy, and fold it up completely if it is very windy. Under normal conditions it works very well though. There are some tightening screws that reduce the amount of spinning but if it is windy the umbrella will still rotate a few degrees. Nothing excessive though. I would estimate that it can turn up to 45 degrees if the wind catches it but not enough to really alter the position of the shade it provides. Expect it to move some, as the umbrella itself is only connected to the support at one pivot point so even when not spinning the umbrella can blow in the wind. Could be a danger if you have it position low enough. Best bet is to reduce the mount of wind drag if its moderately windy, and fold... » Read More There are some tightening screws that reduce the amount of spinning but if it is windy the umbrella will still rotate a few degrees. Nothing excessive though. I would estimate that it can turn up to 45 degrees if the wind catches it but not enough to really alter the position of the shade it provides. Expect it to move some, as the umbrella itself is only connected to the support at one pivot point so even when not spinning the umbrella can blow in the wind. Could be a danger if you have it position low enough. Best bet is to reduce the mount of wind drag if its moderately windy, and fold it up completely if it is very windy. Under normal conditions it works very well though. « Show Less